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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

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Sham Legal Battle Over Back Taxes In Clarke County

Clarke county authorities press back tax claims against Southern Mutual Insurance Company of Athens. Executions levied on the company’s buildings and furniture as the state seeks more than 198 thousand dollars in principal and interest, with the insurer contesting liability and arguing payments have complied with tax law for 22 years. The case hinges on a Supreme Court ruling about exemptions for building and loan firms and whether ad valorem taxes apply. The company maintains any required back taxes would be limited to a few years and would be covered by reserves if due.

Messrs H. O. Tack H. H. Carlton Lumpkin & Barnett Southern Mutual Insurance Company of Athens Messrs. Erwin & Erwin Howard van Epps Atlanta Southern Mutual Dota Supreme Court Fulton County Waa Clarke County Theao Numa Wier Southern Matual Company Southern Mutual Company Theas Building and Loan Association Auc

Allies Entered Peking By Force Claims Surge

Reports from multiple sources in August 1900 claim Allied forces reached Peking, with dispatches indicating an entry by force and potential rescue of envoys. Other updates note British and Japanese positions near Peking, ongoing Chinese retreat, and railroad repairs aiding troop movements toward the capital.

Tung Chow Reepaling Cue Foo Peking

Horrible death and unrest span Aug. 16 reports

On Aug. 16 in multiple towns a white boy clashed with a Chinese laundry owner in Charteston, Lam Bing detained. a 14 year old negro boy Joaso Har was instantly killed by a runaway mule near Newnory Georgia. a negro tramp died in a head on freight wreck near Asheville, North Carolina. Mrs. Gray denied her son Jack Gray’s supposed intoxication. Columbia British Columbia was nearly wiped out by a fire with dynamite used in attempts to stop it. damages exceed 100000.

Charteston Lam Bing Sing Newnory Joaso Har Feot Asheville N. C Morganton Mra. Gray Locust Grove Jack Gray Jak Ory Edas Gray Vancouver B. C Columbia Praca Lowe

Rioters Run Rampant in New York Over Policeman's Death

A mob formed in front of Policeman Robert J. Thorpe’s home in Manhattan, swelling to over 1,500. Whites attacked Blacks across Broadway, with numerous injuries and 40 arrests reported. Detectives clashed with a Black man, Kennedy shot twice, and police from four stations restored order as hospitals prepared ambulances.

New York Robert J. Thorpe Thirty-seventh Street Ninth Avenue Thorpe Arthur Hartis Washington At Or Andore Foot Nots John Kennedy Lloyd Ive Leo Kennedy Ranni David H. Garr Bellevue Lee Conner Broadway

Riot and police clash in New York wharf area aftermath

Rioting negro crowds faced heavy rain and police, with later assaults on officers on the roof and two men pulled from under a bed. Richard Harria, accused of murder, was beaten but later cleared. a man carried a dangerous knife and was arrested. After dawn reserves eased tensions. Also coverage of Confederate veterans’ protest over General Gordon and a public note about DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve warning counterfeiters.

Hughes Jestiff West Phirtieth Street Richard Harria Thorpe

Three Florida Tragedies Reported At Haskins And River Landing

Fatal and non fatal injuries sweep a Florida area near Haskins after a quarrel between Walter Rousin and Charlie Buljo vls leads to a shooting. At a steamboat landing on the Chattahoochee River Isiah Spiles fatally wounds William Patterson as a white crowd responds.

Mantana Flu Haskin's Till Walter Rousin Charlie Bul- Jovls Rogain Bul Wei Miu Bullock William Haskins Rossin Bias Haskins

LAWLESSNESS AT NOME THREATENS COMMUNITY WITH LYNCHING

Crim inal element terrorizes Nome with threats of lynching as passengers report organized gang activity. Firebugs and thieves have plagued the city for eight weeks, creating a climate of fear and crime across streets and alleys. A commercial ad for Jerry Davis Pain Killer follows, urging use for summer illnesses.

Brattie Wash Nome Jerry Davis Perry Davin Price

The Baking Powder That Delivers Pure Health and Economy

A promotional note extols baking powder as the strongest purest and most economical leavening agent. It warns against cheap alum powders citing daily sickness from inferior products and urges buyers to choose the best for family health and nourishment.

Chinese request for armistice denied as diplomacy unfolds

Chinese minister Li Hung Chang seeks an armistice after a dispatch from Minister Conger arrives in Washington. Conger’s letter to the state department and Li Hung Chang’s appeal urge an immediate halt to the Allied advance at Tung Chow. Secretary Root reviews the materials as officials consider negotiations.

LI Kung Chang Wusuixoton Conger State Department Adee Department Li Hang Chang Tung Chow Heays Wil Washingtom Hung Chang Root Dispatch

Crisis near as Li Hung Chang faces Peking march

Aug 16 at Wasixatow reports that China must fully comply with original government demands to halt the allied army toward Peking. Li Hung Chang requests a truce at Tang Chow to seek peace talks, but the appeal is said to be rejected. The administration insists on free communication with officials and continued access to departments.

Wasixatow China Peking Li Hung Chang Tang Chow Lng Reso

Message From Conger and Allied Movements Amid China Crisis

Orbiting through a crowded wire service style update, the report outlines fears for foreigners in Peking as China braces under siege. It notes dispatches from General Gladnow, mentions American soldiers moving toward Taku, and records President McKinley and officials in Washington, with terse notes on the Ninth Cavalry voyage.

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